Help for gardeners in Curry County

Being successful at gardening in Curry County is made easier with the many resources available from your Master Gardener™ Program. Access information online, connect with a Master Gardener Volunteer directly with your questions, or learn how to link up with additional resources in the community. The Curry County Master Gardener Volunteers are here for you!

Plant Clinics

Do you have plant questions? Curry County Master Gardener Volunteers are available and ready online to help answer your gardening questions. For example:

plant problems, diseases, and insects
help with plant identification
figuring out what plants might grow best in various locations or situation

Come see us in person, beginning April 9, Tuesdays 10am-1pm.

Reach out anytime:

call us & leave a message at 541-247-6672 x7
email us [email protected]

**DUE TO DIFFERENT AREAS OF CURRY COUNTY BEING IN EITHER GENERAL INFESTATION OR QUARANTINE OF SUDDEN OAK DEATH DISEASE, WE ASK THAT NO PLANT SAMPLES BE BROUGHT TO THE EXTENSION OFFICE OR PLANT CLINIC EVENTS AT THIS TIME *

Annual plant sale open to the public!

The Curry County Master Gardener Association Plant Sale is held on the second Saturday of May from 10am-2pm. The current location is at the Gold Beach High School Greenhouse at 29516 Ellensburg Ave Gold Beach, OR 97444. Plants for sale support your local Master Gardener Program and the many community projects and education we provide for the community. See the links below for this year's inventory.

2024 Perennial List

2024 Vegetable & Herb List

2024 Native Plant List

Credit: Alyson Yates (Cropped from original)

Resource for Drip Irrigation

This is a helpful video for understanding and planning for drip irrigation in your garden. Much of this info is applicable for here in Curry County, even though this presentation was developed in Clackamas County.

Extension gardening resources

The OSU Extension service has an expansive collection research-based gardening information for all Oregon regions.

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Rows of vegetables in a garden

Credit: Phillip Merritt / CC BY-NC-SA

What do I plant and when?

Access OSU's monthly garden calendars to know month-by-month what activities to do in the garden. Monthly calendars can also be found in our newsletter, The Brambles

Gardening Calendars

Red Flowering Currant (White flowered form)

Get Curry County Gardening News

Curry County Master Gardener Volunteers publish a timely and helpful gardening newsletter. Access all of the latest news for gardening with our newsletter "Brambles."

Brambles Newsletter

Featured resources for Curry County gardeners

Garden Future

What's the future of gardening in Oregon? Changes in climate are impacting gardening. We're talking about it and gathering solutions to support gardeners now and into the future. Learn how Oregon gardeners are experiencing climate...

LeAnn Locher, Brooke Edmunds, Erica Chernoh, Megan Wickersham, Amy Jo Detweiler, Signe Danler, Amanda Woodlee, Heather Stoven, Grace Florjancic, Shannon Rauter, Sarah West, Srijana Shrestha, Otillia Schreuder, Amy Espinoza, Marcia McIntyre, Kendal Johnson | Project Peer reviewed (Gray level)

Growing vegetables in the Pacific Northwest coastal region

Asparagus, beets, carrots and summer squash are some of the vegetables you can grow along the coast. Learn what to watch out for in a region known for cooler temperatures.

Sally Reill | Jul 2017 | Article

Ask an Expert

Ask an Expert is an online service for you to get answers from the Oregon State University Extension Service. Submit a gardening question online. Answers are typically available in two business days.

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OSU Extension Service

Curry County Master Gardener™ Program